7. Nucleus is operating at full capacity with a sales level of $547,200 and fixed assets...
7. Nucleus is operating at full capacity with a sales level of $547,200 and fixed assets of $471,000. The profit margin is 5.4 percent. If the plowback ratio is 85%, what are the dividends paid to Nucleus shareholders this year? A) $6,709.00 B) $4,432.32 C) $22,400.00 D) $25,116.48 E) $18,840.00
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